Distortions that result from procedures used to recruit subjects and factors that influence participation in the study refer to:
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- "Distortions" refers to any inaccuracies or biases that occur during the recruitment process. - "Procedures used to recruit subjects" refers to the methods and strategies employed to enroll participants in a study. - "Factors that influence participation" refers Show more…
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